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I dropped my phone in a sink filled with water a few years ago. The phone was in the water for a few seconds but I had a phone cover on it. I left my phone in a rice bag for a good week. It worked perfectly fine. I hope the luck extends to your DH's phone, too! I dropped mine in the ocean and it sunk - it took about 48 hours to get it back to normal! A minimum of 48 hours. I dropped my phone in the water for like 2 seconds. Shut it off and threw it in a bag of rice for 3 hours or so.
But here are 3 guidelines that can help minimize the risk of getting sick from cooked rice. Once cooked, leftover rice (or any dish containing rice that is to be eaten later) should be cooled quickly and refrigerated. Ideally refrigerate it within 1 hour, though some authorities say within 2 hours is OK. When refrigerating a large quantity of rice, move it from the pot in which it cooked into a clean, cooler container. It helps cool the rice more quickly if you spread it in a thinner layer, rather than leave it piled up.